you alright
"You alright" is a common informal greeting in British English, often used to ask about someone's well-being in a casual manner.
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Definition
A2Informal Conversation
(casual, british)A casual greeting equivalent to 'how are you?' or 'hello,' not necessarily seeking a detailed response.
Example
- You alright? It's been a while since we last met.
- You alright? How's everything going?
B1Expressing Concern
(casual, british)A casual inquiry into someone's emotional or physical state, often used when the person appears upset or distressed.
Example
- You alright? You seem a bit down today.
- You alright? I heard about what happened.
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